Take personal inventory in a new way this year. Set aside some quite time, reign in your ego, be disciplined, and both talk and listen to the master teacher inside of you. Discuss. Cry. Love. Be still. Pray. Journal. Be compassionate as you love yourself through the process of finding out who you really are and what you want to do. How do you want to contribute to the world around you this year and beyond? What talents do you have that are scratching at the surface of your consciousness; the ones that you are simply too afraid to let to the surface and become a focal point in your life? Follow the promise that intuition and I have for you, “that it will help you eliminate fear and chaos from your life, leaving you with clarity, direction and peace of mind. You are in charge of you, so go for it all! Live a life beyond your dreams.”

Discipline is about self-protection, not isolation but self-love and compassion. Listening to your Spirit is a way to demonstrate this type of personal discipline. As Buddha said, “Like a mother who protects her child, her only child, with her own life, one should cultivate a heart of unlimited love and compassion towards all living beings.” You are that living being as well. Compassion starts with you…listen. Listen to your wisdom, it’s what’s real.

Make this year your Best Intuitive Year Every!

Laura shares her strategies for Inspired Change. There will be a brilliant group of speakers and authors to share their wisdom with you, such as best-selling authors Gregg Braden, Dr. Joe Dispenza, Sunny Dawn Johnson, Ronna Prince, Dr. Donald Backstrom and others. Join Laura for a dynamic weekend in beautiful Sedona, Arizona.

Brighten someone’s holiday with a gift of insight. Color Intuition is a great gift for your intuitive, healing, artsy friends and family members! It heightens your ability to intuitively see color intuitively and to discern the vast amounts of information that each color holds.

Give the gift of insight this holiday season.

Beyond “I love you” or the sound of a baby’s laughter, one of the sweetest sounds we can express and hear is “Thank You!” Most of us say it often enough. We speak these words causally, with elation or honor and, at times, with a regrettable tone when we cover up how we really feel.

Take a moment and think about that for which you are grateful. In this moment, sense how these words feel in your body when you speak them. They tend to express either a deeper or more surface part of yourself. There is no right or wrong, so keep that in mind.

I am ridiculously grateful to be alive. Words pale next to the profound joy I feel about the fact that I get to be here and be alive, right now. In every moment, but especially at night, I’m so grateful that I have physically, mentally and spiritually made it through another day with as much grace, presence and kindness I could muster in each moment.

I curl up under my comforter and say, “Thank you God.” Then, watching my breath with a soft mind, I drift between states of consciousness. Being present to my gratitude and to the breath of my personal existence links me to, well, ME. I take this time to embody my own energy, the essence that is Laura. I figure if I cannot come home to myself, at least at night, where am I? So, I ask you, “Where are you?”

I go there with presence. I go inward, as deeply as I can to the essence of my life and life’s work. I feel the gratitude for the people and events in my life, including all of you. For all of this, and so much more, I am truly grateful. So, to you my friends, I say “Thank you for being in my life!”

As the forthcoming Holidays flow to you, take some time and come home to yourself every night. These are sweet moments. Fill yourself with loving kindness—simply from you, to you. Then your cup is genuinely filled to effortlessly share love and gratitude with others.

If you do this every night through the holidays, you will have a different experience of your life and loved ones. By New Year’s Eve it will be a habit—a habit with profound benefits for your life. No since waiting for a date on the calendar to proclaim it’s time to change. Now works, because now is all there is.

Right now, to you, I send my gratitude and love,

Laura